Thank you, thank you, thank you. My parents and Grandparents were from Ville Platte. As a child I spent my summers there. Lots of good memories from that time! Thanks
Keep it up! I was raised in Bayou Chicot and my grandparents lived in VP throughout my childhood. I actually work there now, stationed there with Acadian Ambulance. Take care!
Nice Job Guy! Thanks for taking time to do this video. It brings back memories of a much better time and town we lived in. Boy, have things changed???? God help us... Thanks, Billy
This was really nice! My family on my dads side were mostly from Ville Platte, dad was born in Bunkie, and he will enjoy seeing this! Thanks for sharing! I've been trying to come back a couple times a year!
Nice job,Ville Platte Guy. I visit your video frequently in an effort to get a little taste of Ville Platte. I have wonderful memories of your city and it's people. As an fyi, the pic posted at 00:30 is not associated with Ville Platte. It is a pic of the first ( 1908) public school at Mamou. It was owned by Simeo Vidrine . Fourteen students studied in one of the rooms upstairs. Keep up the meaningful work. Richard DesHotels
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Bobby thank you for doing such a great job keeping the history of VP alive!
Thank you, thank you, thank you. My parents and Grandparents were from Ville Platte. As a child I spent my summers there. Lots of good memories from that time! Thanks
The first time I rode a horse was in Ville platte on Ken Wagley’s horse
Keep it up! I was raised in Bayou Chicot and my grandparents lived in VP throughout my childhood. I actually work there now, stationed there with Acadian Ambulance. Take care!
Nice Job Guy! Thanks for taking time to do this video. It brings back memories of a much better time and town we lived in. Boy, have things changed???? God help us...
Thanks,
Billy
Thank you! I was born in Ville Platte though I never lived there. How cool. Peace
This was really nice! My family on my dads side were mostly from Ville Platte, dad was born in Bunkie, and he will enjoy seeing this! Thanks for sharing! I've been trying to come back a couple times a year!
This is a great video and love Ville Platte being from there. Many memories of growing up there. Thank you so much for making this video.
This was great! I even got to see my Dad in the video. Good times.
I was born and raised in Ville Platte, still live here today, thanks for sharing this video with us
Our populations is over 7,000 now haha
Nice job,Ville Platte Guy. I visit your video frequently in an effort to get a little taste of Ville Platte. I have wonderful memories of your city and it's people. As an fyi, the pic posted at 00:30 is not associated with Ville Platte. It is a pic of the first ( 1908) public school at Mamou. It was owned by Simeo Vidrine . Fourteen students studied in one of the rooms upstairs. Keep up the meaningful work. Richard DesHotels